Evening Star Newspaper, January 1, 1883, Page 4

__ THE EVENING STAR. _ IC% OF THE CHIKF SIONAL OFFICER, Wasarseros, D.C., Jan. 1, 1883, 9:35 a. m. officer of the army furnishes 1 bulletin to the press: Gen- lake region, Ohio valley ‘al rainsip the guif states, ‘The tem allen decidedly in New Eng- Jand and Te where It hus remained nearly Blitionary. ‘The folicwing spectal temperatures Wore reported et 8 p.m. yesterday: Washington, 40°; Noriolk, 41°; Savannah, 54 56°; Pensacola,St 5 Sin Antonio, 40°; ‘Tucson, 56°; L03 Sin Diego, 6°. Fatr weather i. sted on Tursdey tn the lake region and New Engiaud and rain tn the south Atlante states, > Atlanta, 52°: w Orle.n3,33°; Fresn Meats: Liver, ehotre rib roast, Me 2c. F. P. Hughes’ mari 1b. round steak, 11 porter house, 15¢.; sirloin, rt, cor. Sth and Nsts nw. Fresett’s Ick Cream and Charlotte Russe, PRNMANSHIP, $2.50 ; $3 per Mouth. 1090 7th street. BoTTLep Goops—Ola whiskies, brandy, rum and Wines. All guaranteed pure, at Tharp’s, 818 ¥ strect. ALL CLoaKs below cost— business course, “6 7th st., bet. Gand H. BREAKFAST Cocoa, as a beverage, 1s universally conced l superior to all other drinks for the weary Man Of business or the more robust laborer. ‘The | reparations of Walter Biker & Ca, have long | eh the standard of meritin this Ine, and our Feaders who purchase “B ker’s Breakfast Cocoa” Will nd ita most healthful, delicious and invigo- Faling beverage. Pure Soar EXxrkacts and tollet articles made by the successors of Robert Low, the sgists through FSSARY It 19 to deal with a reltable bh buying gray hel ny seil Inui 3 for real n, B9n, $51 F street, will ¢ Sexy Tne ¥ CITY AND DISTRICT. Ammsemenin. & a Forv’s Greua Hi matomime | fompny Natiowar. THearer. Mary Anderson. Doig Musevw.—Novelties curtostttes. SEVENILE QUARTETT Pennsylvanie vent Routan SKatixc embly. Street lam tinguished ‘The third THe WEEKLY Stax will be sent, postpaid, one year, for one dollar. It ts a large elght Hrty-six columns. The price has been reduced fromm two dollars. Juda NEW YEAR DAY “T can’t aceo Tey, who has chr, Cz COURT. d Oficer Find- of the prison cells at the Po- Hee Court, this morning, to Tas STaR reporter. “We have only fourteen tn the tofls this morning, and !tisaholttay. Just think of that. We had Aiity-four this day a week ago, which 1s about the usual number for holidays. I cannot imagine What has come over them, unless we sent them all down Christmas, or periips some have turned over a new leaf to begin the new year.” “I wish you all a Snell to the oiicers | who were present, as he his seat and settied himself for a ly ne ain glad t soy that T for your honor thts morni the prosecuting atrorn Burober of warrants, Dusiness. “Ii the old adage holds yoot in eas your honor won't have enor ashe held up a s fn for-an ordinary d ‘Two More Burgiarics. MR. JOHN H. MAGRUDER’S STORE BROKEN INTO—AN H STREET RESIDENCE BURGLARIZED. Saturday nizht burglars scaled the yard wall of Mr. J. H. Magruder’s grocery store, on New York avenue, and opened the rear dobr with a key. ‘They ransacked the store, taking between $4 and $5 In cash, a bottle of fine brandy and some wine, and left the same way they entered. Mr. Magru- der Is the gentleman whose name was fo) on checks by Monroe and his four confederates in 1879, out of which transaction arose the charges upon which Detectives McDevitt and McEifresh are to be tried. The thieves were unable to bresk Into the safe in the private office, but forced open the money drawer, securing only $4.44 In change, ‘They also broke open a box which contained old checks and worthless papers, They then turned their atten- tion to the comforts of the inner man, and not being satisfied with a bottle of whisky and a demi- john of wine which was handy, they secured some itters and ale, and also some Malaga grapes and ©: and, lighting a candle, they enjoyed a feast behind a large pile of boxes.’ Nothing more in the Store was disturbed, and it ts thought that the thieves were too drunk and sick to make any fur- ther depredations, Burglars entered the residence of Mr. Win. H. Nash, on H street, last night about 2 o'clock, and ‘stole silverware to the value of about €200. They entered by a back window. > Coming Changes in the Marshals Of- Hees It 4s understood that Col. McMfchael, the newly- appointed marshal of the District, will, in the course of the week, make a number of changes In onnel of the office. Mr. L. P. Willams, Who has filled the position of deputy marshal for about five years, will be superseded, It 1s stated, by Mr. J. F. Cake, formerly of Willard’s hotel, or vol. J. ‘amden, N. J. Last week Mr. Cake had about made up his mind to accept the position, but it may be that he has declined it and that Col. Le accapted the place, as stated tp the Phil 1 of the pled and it was t Ang, Fre noon there {s 2 rumor that the is been tendered to Night Services. servi iin the Methodist chu es than they wer fmpressive. The sermons were © Instan devoted to a review oft work, and te Others on the duty of making a covenant with € to lve e faithfully. Hlowed the Sermon, 3 r that th ng, and tite © meetings 1 by the Jonad ibs rder met tn thelr respective a number of © + Jonadabs tng, whic the members of th 1 about their ; pledge and sa Webster Lod, following oftiver: Halvor Nelson: P. K of P., has elected the Ben. D. Thomson; V.C., Aug. S. Boernstein; P.C., Rich- E. Humphrey Kk. of R. and 8. Thoma tA., Geo. W. Sloan. Repre: Ison, Richard Aug. S. Boernstein, I ‘0. 10, I. O. M., has elected the follow rs for the ensuing term ©. Gly Isaac Lan M., T. Me R. Turner; F.S., J. F. Dungan; 1 ing om er; CO! Van Sckel; ch: B e. Eureka Council, No. 8 Sons of Jonadab, has elected the following offi c. D. Hud: on hom 3, Henry & phn ‘Lock, i. Wick, O. W. Representatives to {i for two years: S. D. Newcomb and HL C.D for one year, I. EW. Thomp- son ani Fred A. Holden. Capttol Temperance, ha C., Mrs. MLE. neil No. 1, Royal Tern lected the it V.S. trustee, Of the year to keep E DE WATCH E “We will a the new year with Wilttam | Churchwood,” sald Mr. Mc Bailiff Barton | ealled down the damp si Lup Win. | Churehwood.” sw year by st . in whi A servant. the prisoner. said id the wa twas more F tn the ret abd the “aud Vil have to send the prisoner to jail aay” A DAMAGED EYE. pleated cutity to the charge of as- young colored min nam:t Met | Ville Jonnson. The piea of “guilty” dispensed With all testimony exce: extent of the Wiltam Injurtes of the comp! re on the Bland and show the comm: the prosecuting ‘y. Mr. ad alarge baud face and exhibited “a dilap “You can have $20 or 6) da: Snell, turning to the prisoner. JUDGE SNELL ON THE KIGHTS OF BOARDING HOUSE KEEPERS. | A stylishly dressed, middle-aged man named ‘Rathan Bingford was put on trial for assaulung Mrs. Marian Ratcliff, of No. 505 E street, who, | mounting the witness stand, bezan toery. she | nally told the court that tue defendant was a Dorner of hers, and he was about to leave th? house with his" baggage last. Saturday without Paying his bil Sh» tried to persuade hitn that he | could not leave until he settled his accounts, but he paid no attention to her snd started out with a colored man who had his baggage. She caught hold of him, but he viotently thrust her aside struck her.’ The defendant dented the assault and Said he had patd his bill up to date, and the lady tried fo prevent him from gotne out by putting her arms on either side of him and hugging him to the Dalustrade. He forced her away and went out. | Other Witnesses corroborsted this statement. Judge Sneil in disposing of the case sald tn: sto be anerrencous impression th: keep-rs hivea lien on the baz. ge oftheir guests This ts wrong. There should some law to protect boarding housé keepers. I sympathize with them. This lady was mistaken im her rights, and had no right to try to stop the gentieiman’s ezress, and when she did she became trespasser, and he had a right to remove her With a molerate amount of force. But if Tw Sure he struck her a violent blow I would punish | him severely, but it is not proved that he did, I will di-rss the case.” The boarding ho People had other warrants against the prisoner, Which the prosecuting attorny decided to disuuis! OTHER INVOLUNTARY GUESTS. Ino. MeGee, W. Robinson and Henry Stewart,three sailors, were called up, and gave the scene some- thing of a nautical aspect as they “fell in” before his honor, with thetr right resting on the pris- ners dock. McGe= was taxed § for cursing on the street. He tried to explain that the profanity Was called forth by ils having his nose mashed ina | collision on the Avenue last night. The others were | fined $10 or 9) days each for indecent exposure. An aged mon named Peter Toole, who had not te slept off his rumerous New Year eve pota- jons, WAS charged with being a vagrant and habitual drunkard He dectar at he had as ml a home of bis accuser at Judge usual term, Which means %) days on the goverment farin. m around Sas RatLncap CHances. several years ‘Mr. George C. Witkins, for erintendent of the Amore Jtimore division turdsy last Kapp the Baltimore divi. ‘tral railroa: ition of general agent at Baltimore of ‘al, the Union, the Balttmore | Phitadelph Viimington A compart In addition to eudent of the Baltt- | Mr. Wilkins | ipany buthling pon Mr. W herr Cent turned over to Mr. H. sion of the Northern Ce his new px the North and Pot vd Uh and Baltimore rofire: the duties of ges tore and Potor Mov d Into h's quarters tn the cc at Calvert and Center streets. At Kins pald a visit to Mt. Vernon shops, whe 0 | hands sre employed, and made a parting address to the employes. —_— > Narnow Escare or a Dzir Lapy. O'clock last evening, as Chiet E was responding to an alarm of fire on his way sSachUsetis covered an elderly lady on the concrete, between 6th and 7th, almost directly under the horse. To | revent running over her Chief Cronin threw the | . the life of tne ing at 404 K street She fell from fright, taken up and escorted to Stone’s drug Store, and in a few minutes she was well enough to goto her hor, when Dr. Newton was called in toattend her. No bones were found broken, but the instep of her foot was brutsed. The prompt- hess of the chief engineer in throwing the horse alone saved the life of the Iady, but the horse was ‘80 Injured that he was totally unfitted for service, ‘and it is doubtful if he will recover. ~——— Suicut Frees Last Nicut.—The alarm at $2 o’clock last evening was for discovery of fire Wm house 1831 11th street, owned by Peter D. Welck- er. The alarm was struck from box 215 by Officer ©. H. Perry. The fire department responded Promptty, but did not go into service, the police- Citizens haying extingutshed the flames before the arrival of the firemen. The fire origi- Bated from the ignition of a Christmas tree in second story; loss about $150. Between 11 and 12 o’clock last night an alarm was struck for a slight fire in Douclass’ green W4th street, between G street and New About 83 ‘ugineer Cronin ho ts very } a; | butlaing. 7 > MARRIAGE LiceNsEs.—Marriage Ieenses have been fssued by the kof the court to Win. Jos, nes, of New Ort: 7and Juila Fenton, of w York clty; John ii, Milley, of MeLsaneboro’, TL. and Elizabeth P. ‘Townshend; Charles I. Walter and cole The instiui- he wants of about 15 Hmniitted without re: maitty. The conditions ot ad- e to be Infirin, destitute, of a good | moral character, and to be over 6 of age vets Of Fellef are, therefore, In every . AS the Institation no int, | but depenes entirely on charity, any contributions | of food and clothing are thankfully received. —— wVICT RECAPTURE 1, colore months ago, as 6 Ieht_ of November ront« from th's elty to the ¥.) pen- ‘ape at York, Pa.. was red'In Baltimore on Saturday night. A few after hs ¢scape Coleman returned to this city, but by the afd or a diszulse and with the sistance of friends he eluded capture. The Buiti- more pol‘e> received tnformation recently that le Was In that city, and, having located him, notified the Washington authorities. Saturday, Deputy Warden Russ and Lieut. ‘of the fourth pre- cinet, went to Baltimore, and, accompanied by Sergeant Ryan and Oficer Dick Brown, of the central district, went to a house on Chestnut street and effected Coieman’s arrest. The es- convict wes brouzht to this elty at a late jaturday night and taken at once to Jail. ———— ‘Tue New Court Roow.—It ts not improbable but that che Court in General Term will convene to- morrow in the room fitted up for its occupancy tn the addition to the court-house—a large, well- Nghted room in the northeast corner of the new © judzes’ desk has been put in place, end the arrangement of the roil in front fs stich as to suggest that the clerk will sit ut one end and an official reporter at the other. ‘The floor h been covered with Mnoleum, and all that now re- mains to be done is to put the furniture in place. In the two rooms near the center of the new part of the bullding essigned for the clerk 2nd AS sistants, the counters have been erected, and the work of removal thereto h eady been com- menced, and Messrs. J. J. Camp and J. R. Young, Assistant clerks, will doubtless be permanently 1o- eaptun a cated In their new q rly in week, d E. Willtains, ic of the erimin dl business, will be the next to move, a portion of the large room in which the clerk, R. J. Melcs, and his assistants, R. J. Meigs, jr., and Mr. M.A. Clancy, will be located, having becn as- signed to Mii! es Fancy Goons Sane.—The remaining stock of a dealer tn ho: kid cloves, &.. will be sold at Weeks & Co.'s auction rooms. 639 Loulsiana ave- opposite the city post omice day morn- iny, 2d January, et 10 o'clock. There will be no reserve on any lot; all must he sold. Sa eas Affairs in West Washington. CHnist¥As IN THE SUNDAY ScHoors.—The Christ- mas celebration of the Trinity Catholle Sunduy school took place last Wednesday evening at ie Market House hall on High street. Handsome rhucoplas filed with candies were given to the cholurs, after which the evening was spent In dancing. The Dunbarton street M. E. Sunday school and the Methodist Protestant Sunday Sctiool cele- brated thelr Christumas festivities last Friday eve- ning. At the former there were two handsome Christmas trees, and after several recitations and fancy boxes, buckets and satchels fied ndy were distributed. At the latter a good old time trest of tce cream and cake wos given to all, West Washington M. E. church also helt thetr entertainment the same evening. It ‘The hearts of the Iittle ones were made glid by the handsom® boxes and_corn- weopias Milled with candies and nuts taken from a large pyramid. —— Governor Ham!lton’s Daughter. THE UNFORTUNATE STANHOPE ALLIANCE ENDED g WITHOUT CONTEST. A Baltimore dispatch says that Mrs. Clare Ham- ilton Stanhope, iguter of Gov. Hamilton, was on Saturday divorced from her husband, John Stanhope, son of Lewis Stanhope, superintendent of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal at Hagerstown. ‘The divorce was granted by the Washington county court, at Hagerstown, without opposition from Stanhope. The testimony was taken in Bal- Umore ex parte by Gen. Bradiey T. Johnson and Thomas Bradford. The governor’s daughter was married to Gog at High Rock, Pen Mar, in the summer of 1881. The marriage was kept kecret, and was not discovered by the governor until two or three months afterwards. Hisdaugh- ter was then sent to Europe, where she remained a year or so. Divorce proceedings were then begun to which Stanhope made no ition. The gov- ernor’s daughter ts now at the gubernatorial man- sion at Annapol nd will receive to-day. Stan- hope is clerk in & house in Baltimore, —_—_——_-1._____. SUICIDE OF AN AMBASsaDOR.—Count von Wim) fen, LE gece aio Cee Pai committed suicide . He from enue Biarosa and. lean! his against a self in the right yore avenue northwest. Damage <bout $35. through the mind was di were never better at- | —- A family dinner of sixteen covers was given by Mr. and Mrs. Horatio King last Thursday, the occasion being a visit by Mr. Joseph A. King, a yeiding merchant of Portland, Me., with his wife, som and daughter, and of Mr. Harry King, of De- trolt, son of Prof. G. M. P. King, president of Wayland seminary, whose wife and elder son, Dr. Emert King, were also present, as were several others of the King family resident of this city. Mr. and Mrs. James F. Hoban gave a large party on Thursday evening at thelr residence on 15th Street, in honor of Miss Fox. of Detroit, who 18 visiting Mrs. Hoban’s sister, Mrs. Preston Sands. Justice and Mrs. Blatchford returned from New York on Thursday, with the pleasant news of the Tapld convalescence of their son. Their niece, whom they expected would pass the winter here with them was unable to come, owing to delicate health, Mr. A. Lisner has taken the house No. 614 34 street northwest, fitted it up handsomely, and 1s now Induiging in the luxury of housekeeping. As Mr. Lisner-{s still unmarried, his sister, Mrs. Gans, a highly accomplished lady, presides over the establishment. Mrs. C. R. McKenney, of Minnesota, ts the guest for the season of Mra Held, 4017 Connecticut avenue. Mrs. O. D. Conger will resume her ‘Thursday receptions on the 11th of January. Mrs. Gen. Van Vilet has her sister and niece, Mrs. and Miss Moore, with her for a visit. Mrs. M. D. Lincoln, (‘Bessie Beach”), 1s now located at 1416 N street, where she will receive on ‘Tuesdays during the season. Mrs. Laurence M. Keitt and Miss Keltt, of South Carolina, are at the Metropolitan. ‘The author’s carnival, given Friday evening at the Spencerian business college for the benefit of the Gariteld monument fund, was one of the prettiest devised entertainments of the season. Nearly all the participants were in costume, representing characters from favorite authors, ‘The hall Was ‘sly decerated, and in the interval between the program of dances refreshments were bountifully edin the parlors, The following is a list of characters assumed :—Miss Mamie Siebert, gotty;” Henry Kolk, “Barkis:” Wilbur Patterson, : s First; Willle Hunt, “Duke of n Watson, “Jennie Dean: cer, “Bunthorne;” Miss’ Megyle . Bowrdman’ Tyrrell, Mccarthy f {ilam Ts Meta Boyer, Mrs. y Wooster, Betsy Cariton ” Lucille ist id of Athe: in, Ida Collins, A. Houlton, Ei Katie W.” Filbert, Louista J. Gibson, Florence Donald ) Lauri G, Elker, Ida Te nor, Jennie Donaldson, ie Hutton, Rosle Brown, A T. C. Sintih, Frisby G. Biker, Lewis f el Hull, Lafayette Curtis, A. B. Barenger, Robt. P: Stone, E. P. A, Hauptman, Jno, “MeKen J. H. Beve son, and inment will be given me purpose on New Year's night, when hoped that the voting for the picture of Ga’ A will be finished. The vos on Anare portrait of Garfleld at midnight Friday night stood: Gen, Swatin, 24; Col. Corbin, 24; Prot. IL. C. Spencer, 132; Hon. James G. Blaine, 2%; Hon. John A. Logan, 12; Mrs. Lucretia R. Girtield, 8: Mrs. Sara A. Spencer, 90; Corcoran Art Gallery, 2 To- tal, 31, ——-—___ A Naval Officer's Divorce. LT. COMMANDER SCHMITZ’ MATRIMONIAL TROUBLES, In the Fort Wayne, Indiana, circuit court a dl- Yorce has been granted to Lieutenant Commander C. F. Schmitz, of the United States navy. The plaintif! was for many months tn command of the monitor station In the James river, and while there fell in love with Miss Flora Ford, the daugh- ter of the proprietor of Ford’s hotel In Richmond. lils love was returned, but the father opposed his suit, and while the young lady w lest September they were married. Shortly the marriage an incompatibility of temn developed, and the young wife leit her livsb: and returned to her father's ho bitte calnst htm. ‘They never ved together hough shortly atter the separation the A fell from a yard arm to the deck of his , broke both ankles, and was carried. to his 's house in Fort Way His com nt, and the ain for the ich the de- understood | ing Vireinin, Ss conte: » right to her an lvorce pertal be den name 5 her todo. ooo 1 Watters, THE CONNECTICUT BLACK BALLOT: Willom H. Bulk republican governor of Connecticnt in the late election, has written a letter to Charles J. Cole, esq., hs republican o “Ido note ontic lnstinees, no mutter What may do or declare, ant Sout be With te knowleds TT serve or take the position Lue intent of the electors to the LKERSO: of Virginta, Who was elected asa readjuster, de- elares that he has never been anything but a demo- snd heartily favors the call for a state con- vention of the democratic party, irrespective of past differences on local tssues, and Uilnks the convention ousht to be held by the 15th of March at the very latest. e-—_____ Important, If True. ANOTHER RAID UPON GARFIELD. Washinuton Special to N. ¥. Sun. ‘The treaty between Garfield and the stalwart leadera, proposed specifically 1m terms by the late President, Was made in the city of New York dur- ing the first week of August, 1880. Garfleld went to New York when the outlook for his election was not only gloomy, but absolutely desperate. Ata conference with the stalwart leaders, Garfield did not conceal his fears of the result, and he frankly admitted that, unless there was a perfect reconeil- tation in New York, and Uberal aid from the men who could afford to help the cause, defeat was impending, He disclaimed any prejudice against the staiwarts, and, in order to give assurance of his sincerity In tials respect, he then and there pledged himself, if elected, to give New York the ‘Treasury department; to give the stalwarts, who, he sald, represented the body ot the party, the bulk of the federal patronage, reserving personal recognition for half breed friends, who had ‘made his‘nom:nation possible at Chicago;” and finally that the state should receive proportionate con- sideration in the general distribution of favors. One of the results of that conference was a com- mittee to Wait upon Mr. Lev! P. Morton, with a Fequest that he should take the part of fnancial manazer of the campaign, as the chatrman of an organization for thut object, Mr. Morton declined to Serve in thet capacity, alleging that the duties would interfere with his business; besides which, 1 to be absent from the city. icn Sent for Morton and urged him tq t the proffered place. As an inducement to do so he promised, in the event of success, to make him Secretary of the Treasury, or minister to France, or to England, as he mightelect. Morton’s letters lo Dorsey contain the proof that he ylelded to this proffer, and the fact that he 1s now minis to France by Garfleld’s appointment shows that one of the contingent pledges was redeemed in this case, after that in regard to the Treasury had been broken. Among the noted men of wealth appealed to at or about that time was Jay Gould. He stood aloot at first, but when presse] he was willing to make terms.’ Gould 18 largely interested in the Union. Pacitic railroad atid in other great corporations that frequently have tmportant ltigation before the Supreme Court of the United States. There Was a vacancy on the bench for the new President to fill when he should come in. Gould naturally desired to protect his interests, and therefore he wanted Stanley Matthews ap- pointed Judge to fill the vacant seat. Matthews as Senator Was virtually his counsel at the pas- Sage of the Thurman act, and did his best to de- feat that measure. Gould’s dealings with politi. clans did not inspire him with much faith in their integrity. He knew Garfleld through and through, and Garfield knew him and his methods by x: perience. Now, Gould was willing to pay a round price for a judge, but he wanted to be sure of getting the equivalent for his money. He would take nothing on trust, and demanded a written agreement which should hold good after the election. Gar- field yielded to this condition, and wrote a letter toa third person, the confidential friend of both, in which he agreed to appoint a judge sharing his own views in opposition to the Thurman act, meaning Stanley Matthews. One of Garfield’s first acts as President was to nominate Stanley Matthews, although he had vol- unteered, among other things, tO assure Mr. Conkling at Mentor that Matthews should not be appointed. A curious fact in connection with this matter ts worthy of note, When Garfield was troubled with doubt about the appointment of Robertson as collector of New York—as well he might be after his reiterated promises to Conk- ling, to Arthur, to a ha Crowley and to others—he was suddenly driven into a corner. Persuasion had failed, and menace seemed in- effective, Finally, as a last he was in- formed by telegraph that if Robertson’s name was not sent to the Senate his letter relating to the appointment of Stanley Matthews would ub- ed. That threat settled the business, lea to the open declaration of war against ‘the stal- Warts. It may be sald to have ‘the wi for Guiteau, Labenta ied ‘The Louisville Commercial, for thirteen ee PON Oae BaD rin ie aout : ns ‘anew volume, SPREE LEIS wim sera ane revol cleaned out their audience in Boston on Sa ‘because some one thelr lecture — the remark “You're no the secret marriage, Thursday, of Dr. V. Se ‘Ross, a Russian physician, and Sister Mary of the Catholic Convent of the Sacred Heart. The affair became known Friday. Dr. Ross was for- merly a physician at the convent, and some six Months ago attended the sister, whois now his wife, when she was injured bya fall. Their affec- ton for each other dates from that time. After the marriage Sister Mary Paul returned to the convent, and, it is said, designed to keep the mar- riage quiet until she had fished the work of pay- ing the debt on the convent building, but the news leaked out and she rejoined her husband Friday night. Father Wil ii long communication published in the Press and explains that tne mother superior and the sisters at the convent, and the Catholic people generally, did not try to peeves the marriage. He says that the sister, by rae has excommunicated herself from the rs SPLENDID ENS, ASSOR’ ‘CHILDR: (ES AND ERWEAR, 0) a4 So; 'TME: or ‘Wo! Bose AND WILY HOSE ENT'S UND! FIN! GLO" ¥ MORNING, JANUARY SECOND, COM- AT TEN O'CLOCK. CHAS. WEEKS, Saleeman, Late with Duncanson Broe. Mrs. Langtry and the Devoted Gebhard. ‘From the New York Sun, 90th ult. Mr. Frederick Gebhard has been a devoted fol- lower of Mrs. Langtry during her performances at the Brooklyn theater this week. He calls for her every night at the-glose of the performance, and takes her away imhis coach to the Albemarle hotel in this city. ‘it tssaid that he has eight seats at every performanee, and that he gives them TE. PARLOR, CHAMBER, TURE; On TUESDAY MORNING, JA’ Fooms, a'gene! JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. AND DINING-ROOM FURNI- BOOKCASE, H. SET, OLL PAINT. INGs ENGRAVINGS, UTLERY, TOILET SEIS, HAIR AND OTHER MATTRESSES, RUUSSELS AND OTHER CARPETS, COOKING AND HEATING STOVES, CROCKERY, &c., &c. ; ALSO, LOT SHELVING, &c., AT AUCTION. UARY SECOND, we will sell, in front of our alee: N_O’CLOC! collection of Househoid Goods. away to friends. News Briefs. Capt Hooper, formerly a delegate in Con; from Utah, died Saturday morning in Salt City in his 70th year, John J. Brower & Son,wholesale dealers tn hard- ware, In New York, falied Saturday. Liabilities from $50,000 to $75,000. At Chicago on Saturday Judge Jameson granted to Mrs Marie Loutse Dillon a divorce from her husband, John Dillon, the actor, on the ground of habitual drunkenness. Nelson Raymond, 16 years old, shot and killed his brother Joseph, ten years old, while playing with a revolver, in Worcester, Mass., yesterday. The bullet passed through Joseph’s heart. Wm. P. Thomasson died at his home in La Grany Ky., on Saturday, aged 85. He was a mhember of Congress trom the Louisville district from 1843 to 1847, A notice has been posted in the shops of the Cleveland Rolling Mill company, announcing the closing of the Bessemer steel works until further notice; 1,000 men will be thrown cut of employ- TR and two, and three Years, on | ment. President Ciisolm says that the shut | notes of the purchaser, bearing lutereet at oie vee Gen down 13 temporary. tum per annum froin day of kale, payable sei Saturdiy a Richmond bookseller received a letter trom a lady in a remote part of Orange county, Inelostng #600 In coniederate bonds to pay for a $1 Look. ‘The book Was sent and $2.50 in change retur ti TPPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. By C Bsted July Int. A-D. 1873, and ‘recorded iar Ni folio 87, of the land records of the Columbia, in the case of Vraper vs. Hyde et al., equity 0. exch piece must be paid at the time of sale, and the residue in equal sims, in one, nuaily, to be secured onthe j and as be at the cost of tho purclias USTYE'S SALE OF A DWELLING HOUSE, ON THIRTEENTH STREET, NeAk CG, SOUTH, AND ON FIFTH STREET NORTHWEST, Fan ESIREET, BOTH DESIRABLE NEST: rte of a deed of trust from Nethan C. Dra-, and wife, and Jolson D. ‘Thomas aud wife, By istrict of Colunbia, of the order of the Supreme C6urt of the District of 5,425, dissolving the injunction. the subscriber il tothe highest bidder, in front of the prem TUESDAY, THE DAY 0) ARY, Al D. 1883," “ot numbered ,'and the north haif of lot numbered in square number 296 (two hnndred and ix),” and “lot number 24 (t jour), in the ision of square number ive hundred and made by the: commissioners appointed by the divide the Hollidie estate, in Washington District of Columbia. e in square 610 at FOUR O'CLOCK P.M, and in it HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. of sule: One-third cash, of which $100 on rty eold to t is:action of the i nents, and nveyancing and recording to ANLIHONY HYDE, Trustee. CITY ITEM virtite of a deeres of the St Old John Erown’s Ford District of Columbia, at Harper’s Ferry 13 not so celebrated as Dr, Bull’s | [shail sites for Cough Syrup. se, . OF DEE Messrs, Whitesides & Walton, Part of Lote Pavideon’s wun 1921 Pennsylvanta avenue, say ;—“We receive flat | fauere Xo. 216, in the city of Washington, in the t ring encomlums trom our customers in regard to | fioh of Cumbia, beginning on TL etreet 5 Browa’s Iron Bitters.” Pure Port Wine. We take pleasure in directing the 2 the public to Speer’s celebrated Port Grape Wine, a pure and unadulterated article, upon which every one may implicitly rely. This wine Is made at Spcer’s vineyards, Passale, New Jersey. It has a rich flavor, mellow fuiceness, and’ brilliant color; and ts highty beneficial 1n all 1ts properties for invalids, especially females end aged persons and consumptives For sale by grocers aud drug- gists, tention of me tob facti Tr and a iT ‘The Beneficial Effect of Elixir of Babek as a general tonte has now been proved by thousands; it builds up, restores and inparts lasting strength to the whole system, be- sides does not affect the head. One teaspoonful is | TRUST! SALE OF ALL. OF SQUARE 7: equal to three grains of quinine In action. Kaow AS THE LATE Tien oe Hecker’s Baking Powder eaCrene Beg 4s perfect In every respect, healthful, thorouzh! reliable, uniform in strength, and its baking qua ities cannot be surpassed. A New Year's Gift, in the shape of the Dollar WEEKLY STan, for one Year, is inorder. It ts a lirge elht-page paper of ifty-six columns—the largest and cheapest {n the country. Only one dollar, post paid. SAT es at FOUR He ‘The sale of this property offera.a fine opportunity to ‘Trinders? Lacto Phoshate of Lime and | °° Cod Liver OM, the best remedy known for cougus, colds, consumption, bronchitis, asthma, all taroat, breast and lung affection: Forty Years Experience of an Old Nurse. | Mrs. Winslow's Soothing prescription of one of the best female pit nd nurses in | the United States, and bu n used for forty years with ne ‘aliing success by tilitons of inothers r childr It relieves. the catld tery and dlarrhas, criping witd colle, By givin health tS the moter Price 23 “Rough ou Hats. s out 5, Chipmunks, “op, “Alderney Dairy Wagon: Alderney Butte morning per Ut st ini TEFUL, COMFORTING. EPPS COCOA. BREAREAST. ‘*By a thorough knowledge of the natura! Inws which ms of digestion end nutrition, and by: cation of the fine properties of well re- poe has provided onr b catel: 11 6 resist € He maladies nd tis, ready to attack wherever there is a We nay escape matiya fatal khaft by keep. in ourselver well fortified with pure blood, and a prop- erly nourished frame."—Creil Service Gazette. day of sale. and the'paymout thereof 49, be eect sed by | . deed of trust on the property sold, (or cash to don Made simply with bailing water or mi k, the day or ealey or on te ratification, by. the court) A$ Fold in tins, (only 4elb. and Ib.), by Grocers, labered | deporit of $506 on the ith strcet property and of $100 on thus: JAMES EPPS & CO., o16-m,tu&s Homeopathic Chemists, London, Eng. Thirty years’ experi- 8 wis. also Crapo perfectly his superior Frooties. Laitien! Evening Dresses a specialty. “Opinion ofE nedt, official chemist of the District of © our cheinical are of the most effectual na- leas, and your perfect ina surpassed in Paris, New York or elsewher Grease spots guaranteed to be thorougily rer M4 lu" CHAKCOAL, FELT, SHEATHING PAPEK 2AKPET LININ &e. ’ Telephons. TUE CELLULOID _ TRUSS: breaks, never wears out, al adies’ and Gentlemen a2e- Veils, Lac the} halt fe a. THAT NEVER bya clean, and can by worn while bathing. Ls for saleat and two vears, with interest at 6 per cent, to be sect i CHAS. FISHER'S, by deed of trust upon the premises. A deposit of €23 7th street northwest. will be required at the time of sale. All conveyancing: MRS. FISHER devotes her attention to the wants of | aud recording at purchaser's cost. If terms of sale are iL Lady Patrone. OUDNINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN AS the best, eo is JUSTH's Oid Stand known for years as the only’ placo where first-class SECOND-HAND CLOTHING can be gold at respectable prices. | Address or call at SUSTH'S Old Stand, No. 619 D street, between p caslion the day ‘cost. oe" THE WEDN Sot npuomas DOWLIN| of Washinston, District of Columbia bere the heirs of William Whetetoft, deceased, ya three-story brick building; aud iso, on THE SAME DAY, AT HALF- a] | PM eI street property. ue of sale yUNCAN SON BROS., Auctioneers. he of 25 feet 10% inches by ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash and the bi not compli after 5 days" public notice of such resale in some news: cr published in Washington, 1, E tos OF IMPROVED REAL, (REET NORTH, NE STRERT WEST. northwest corner of suid xquure and running inches; thence south 51 fect toa purchase mency to be 1e residue in two equal We months, with interest t approved notes or Londs to the le Suaat purchaser's RICHARD T. MORSELL, Trustee, 2 416 5th street northwest. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. d13-eokds ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL DAY. JANUARY THIRD, 1883, same hour by ordir of the Trustee. THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. paid in, Pa sale; ite, at six and tw e secured ion of the place, it SECOND STREET SOUTHEAST. of a deed of trust, bearing date the 12th aé% 1878, and duly recorded in Liber$iag f the land records of the’ d by direction of the party I thereby, the reigned Trustee will sell on URDAY, JANUARY SIXTH, 1883, on the premi- LOCK, all of square 739, together with iiuprovemente. re a comfortable hoine. The improvements are and snbet: ements, at six and twelve Inonths, w.th no interest at six pur cent. per annum until paid, Ly a deel of trust on the p operty Bold: ancing at purciaser's cost. $200 deposit re- edit line of Rule. CHARLES PAYSON, -ats Trustee, eet 4 inches | SENRIOT & CO., ESTAB Jani-m, théw Sovversam EXTRA DRY. LISHED AT REEIMS, 1630, A MM NN a Mame r] a oS ER rE o BPE AA ry u AA ca ERE Ee M4 u 4 GGG KONN Exe . THE OLDEST AND BEST WINE. FOR SALK IN | WASHINGTON BY THE FOLLOWING noversh BARBOUR & HAMILTOR, HARVEY & HOLDEN, Penna. avenue, THOMAS RUSSELL. M. G. McCORMICK, 216 6th street. WM. SHOEMAKER, &. ABNER, 708 E street. B. W. REED'S SONS, 8. AMAN, 316 9th ntreet, J. H. MAGRUDER. R. M. BRAMER, #th and F atrecte, A. DOUGLAS. G. W. DRIVER. 1943 Penna. avenue. WILLARD'S HOTEL, A. DIETZ 1716 Penna. avenne, RIGGS HOUSE. PSTER WELCKER, 15th EBBITT HOUSE. WM. HELMUS, 414 7th atroet, METROPOLITAN HOTEL. CHAS. G. GODFREY, 417 13th street. NATIONAL HOTEL. T. WALSH. 942 F street. WORMLEY'S HOTEL. L. FABER, 405 11th street. ARLINGTON HOTEL. CHAS. KLOTZ, 1706 G street. ST. MARC HOTEL. F. HAGERTY, 1203 Penna. avenue. WELCKER'S RESTAURANT. JOHN ROSS, 309 10th atrvet. 3. F. CHAMBERLAIN. T. BULIVAS, Estreet. AMERICAN 5 = a HORACE | R. KELLY 4 Co. SOLE AGENTS FOR THE UNITED 8TATES AND | CANADA, 40 BEAVER STREET, NEW EDUCATIONAL. &e. _ STEAMERS. . FLYNN, A, M., PRIVATE TUTOR, eo 8. W. Cor. 8th and K streete northwest. Methenaticn, Latin, Greek, French. German, English, Preparation for College. West Point, Anoapols, and competitive examinations. Terns in advance. FeXENING GLASSES. $5.4 MONTH. | AnITH- “met: . Spencerian jBoekkeenin:, English Gramm: | Penmanship, U.S. History, Geography, Spelling. jal perms CTION IN SCT! S$ (MATHEMATICS species) and laneungee cancl-nt and. modern). speci Call atter 4 p.m., or address A, Z1W . 28-20 ROOKREEPING- EASIEST, SHORTES ) northwest. OWE’ best. uths of study savea. With penman’ ship. ete., $$a month. G. W. HOWE, 1090 7th street. 28-4 pains taken with the p uyciation and the eloc the I Pleasent Evening Classes tor Ladies Morning for Ladies; 3:15 for Young o Daly Frew tool for little ten “nyatem. term in Janu- treet northwest. Gan LD KIN IT School, Lear | and Advanced C) work. x | EN AND Primary, eh TRAIN lnter shortest and readins: music | culture for operas, concerts, ete. are now opened at Prof. De Wolowski's tute, 1116 M street northwest, corner 12th. f. LEPRINCE, FROM PARI st.n.w., will «ive Conversational at her own ahd puyilis’ residence. Als Claeses. New term 16th January. sical Tnsti ay 3 AT 1 French Lessons n Evening Price moderat a8-5u" # AND DAY SCHOOL FOR AND CHILDREN, SELECT BOARDIN YOUNG Lap NORWOOD 1212 and 1214 Mth street, 14th A full course in Eugiish, Mathematics and Natural Se Painting and Dancing—all at the best methods. ‘Mux. & Mrs, WM. D. CABELL, Principals, Unrverstry oF Vincrea. The undersigned take pleasure in recommenains to the confidence of the friends of education Mr. WIL LIAM D. CABELL, of Weshington well Known to the “uhdersicued asa wentle- man of «reat worth, possessing adininistrative talents of ahieh order, ana éxhibiting untiring zeal in the dis. | Charve of the duties of any trust which may be confided to im. JAS. F. HARRISON. M.D., NOAH K. DAVIS, Chairman of Faculty.” ’F. W. SMITH, J.8. Di WM. 'r. PETERS, ALT, SCHELE DrVERE, HOLMES, JOUN R. PAGE, ABLE, JOHN B. MINOR, Jone Horxrss Ustvenstry, Batrrsionr, Mo. Thave known Mr. WILLIAM D. CABELL tor many ears as head and founder of one of our leadiug schools in Vircinia. Mr. Cal et Position, of nnusual ts, and of rare enerzy. who will not fail to ive prominence to any scheme with which he may conucet himself. B. L. GILDERSLEEVE. For further reference or information address ak Mx. & Mus. WM. D. CABELL, <n , Auctioneer, STRY MPROVED B H SIDE I EEN FOURT): RTHWESI—15 Gr 192, ullic IND AY in frout of. the ANESTH aercribed real nthe ety Lot num art of square nut S), made aid re- ean ei e mentioned, si ), of the subdivinion oF him ( red anil fifty-e wht ( » that ot! unimproved, id_¢ ty and Distr half ‘of the west halt of lot nuzbe: (3), in :quere numbered five hundred and uM J, fronting fiteen (15) fect on “I” street, by the of ssid lot. © terms of ‘sale, 28 preacribed by said decree, are: urease money to be paid In equal instalments of | hird in cash, and the b nd two years the day of sale, th to bear interest from the- be respectively required at the she Trastees reserve the right to resell pieces of property at the risk aud cost of archi the purchasers of the hove terms within one sale. All conveyancing at purchaser's JAMES G. PAYNF, 482 Lor e d&ds } Trustees. northwest DWAL 916 F street CUTOR'S SALE OF LES’ i ceceased, I shall, on TUESDAY, JA. Woe H, 1883, at FOUR O'CLOCK P. in front of reiniser, offer for sale at public auction, the north of lot nuxibered si square numbered hundred and thirty-one (431), having 4 frontace depth of 100 feet, improved large 3-story b:ick store. nce in one ‘with in 7 days the Excentor reserves the 9 recell at rik and cost of defauiting purchaser, Cc. CHARLES WALTER, secutor Estate of Wilhelmina Eichler, deceased. 6th and 7th streets northwest. N. B.— Note’ by mail promptly atlended to. mari BEATIN ORGANS, 27 SOPs, $195, PIANOS, $297 50. Factory running day and night. Cata: logue treo. Address DANIEL B. BEATTY. Washins m, N. J m2 recor Exp OF THE SEASON. REDUCTION IN PRICES TO REDUCE STOCK. We have a number of pieces of Ingrain and Tapestry Carpet lett over, with enough to cover one rooin in.& piece, which we till sell, beginning 14th instant, at 6 FB,anas9 ete. for Inerain, former price SUand 00 ets, | 1884, all’ and, exculatvely. the right, ite, fnterest, ys Cte, price $1, pi] > in t ly covel y and in- Be sol 2, bearing dat e178 of Marel Sn en ee grant2d by tho United States of America fo Charles For Xmas Presents, s fullline of Rugs, Mate, Drug- wets, &e., &e. = . SINGLETON & HOEKE, 801 MARKET SPACE. had tion nopoly and interest in'and to the sai ais the states and territ rics of the United States excepting the Districtof Columbia, the states of Vigeinia, und INKING TWO CENTS PER YARD! and Delaware, and excepting all of the state of West 902, 9th street northwest, corner of I, | Virwinia but the corntics Marshall, Brooke and Ohio, Variety of styles. | Special rates to Dressmakers, and excepting all of the state of New York but the coun- YLAITING (Parisian mode) 2c. per yard. ties of Suffolk, Kincs, Queena, New York, lichmond, ning. Agency Mme. Demorest’s Patterns. | West Chester, Putnain, Dutchess and Columbia, the Dresemating. “Miss LUCAS, 902 9th st.n.w. | said three counties in West Virginia and the aaid nine hi EICHENBACH’S PIANO WAREROOMS.—Pianos from world-renowned factory of Wm. nabe & Co., well-known factory of E. Or rea) UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. iV. BRICK, By virtue of a deed of trust, dated June 28, 1°82, and in the United the part! seccured thereby. we will ell at i tion, at auction rooms of Dur gud D Carr an@ Wiliam A. Graham, zesigncea of eaid ham, for an improved Brick 4 counties in New York being included in this eale. opens, inveution and ly covered by snd i property, invention and menopoly covet snd in- cinded ahd described in the letters patent numbered 171118, bearing date the 14th day of December, 1875, SALE OF VALUABLE PATENTS FOR EMENTS IN THE MANUFACTURE OF 1005, folio 497, et seq., oneof the eet oe nia, id oe re page of Transfers of Pu Patent Office, and xt the puest of ie anc- mneanson Bros... corner 9th streets northwest, in the city of Washington, » at THREE O'CLOCK P.M. on | WEDNES- the TENTH DAY OF JANUARY, A.D. rded 1n liber Ni Gra- fachine, reference being patent fora more zecurate descrip jon, and all the right, property, mo- letters patent and id inyention forthe full term thereof tor all the to anid, letters y of said inven’ d exclusively the right, titte interest, 7 Washington, D.C. MADEMOISELLE BREN, itive French Teacher, 15 14th: etroet. con’ a13-1m* 7 ASHINGTON CAT and Du. w. En- Piano, Organ, Twelve teuchere. Free ntS-2m € B. BULL TLLUTE AND KINDE! one square from ‘Thomas Cirele.—Primary d departments. Ch 4 to 14 years Lancuaces, Music, Tra listhentes, and Professors, — Peeidences, and we MiP Selita Ruppert ‘Thor-day ST END D. NG ACADEMY, rtheust corner 19th street and Penn. aye. Select cluss Monday and Thursday Tucetay and Friday; Soirce Wednesday. (CoO¢MENT ON PARLE 4 PARIS," OR FRENCH conversation pleasantly taucht, quickly mastered by pupils, by Prof. IH, LARROQUE, a nallve, a eradu- ate of Sorboune Universit ix, Varin, and aforimér teacher in the le:ding colleges of Poris. References: Mr. ROUS- TAN, French Minister. 913 s:re:t northwest. ol4 MiAPAME, CHEVREMONT (GRADUATED AS cgacher at the, Academie of Paris University of France) has resumed her lessons in the French Lan- gusee, privately aud in classes, ‘Lerms reasonabe. 709 12. street northwest. o7-3m* GPENCPRIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, LINCOLN Hall Building, corner 9th and D Day and Eveniiie Sessions, for the education of sons and dauich- fers, and men and women for self-support and real lite. ‘The branches taught are the Englian ; Basi ess Arithmetic; Spencerian Practical Pentanstij; Bookkeeping by’ sing’e and double entry, adapted to every variety of business; Business Practice, whole- selo, retail and bevking, employing the methods of ccedunta, business papers and correspondence, ado} by Iceding.businete houses: Physical and Yoeal Culs ture: Potitical Economy: Commercial Law; Business Ethics, Special departments in Elocution. x atats phy and Drawing, in charge of best masters, open AUGUST 2 the Fece tion of students the a day or e A Tuition :—By the year, monthly installments of $10, $60: by the quarter, twel¥ weeks, $20; year scholarship for day or evening, pur- chased on éniterins, $50: evening tuition, three mouths, $16: evening tuitiob, one month, $6. The new, han (- somely MMistrated Colleze Announcement, contalalnz full informetion, sent free upon spp?ication by mail, or ate Onliere oboe nyc SPENCER, Principal. SARA A. SPENCER, Vice-Principal. aula 58 AMY, LEAvire, OF BOSTON, TEACHER oF i of Vocal and Inetrumnental Music and Harmony. ‘Acdrees 944 K street northwest. Lescons resumed sep- tember 4th. ciry USICAL ACADEMY, 1721 De SALES STREET, ‘between Connecticut ave. and 17th st. n.w. Principal, 3. P. CAULFIELD, Mus. Studies resumed September 14th. W yNTER SCHEDULE. Steamers, ARROWSMITH and MYSTIC tea strcot wharf at 7 a. m., eave Aicxendrin, Vara Ma. counect with i. 8 0) Re Re at she be AxHOWOMTITH, om MONDAYS, tor Nomi modinte laudinigns turn hep itiisay, for irstomias "Nomint, St. c wharves, and intern diate Iaugiise, FRIDAYS. Un SATURDAYS fon cartoons sratown, and intermediate landings; returning 8! ah MYSTIC, on MONDAYS, for Nanjemoy Creek iutermed aie landings: return TUESDAYS. On NESDAYS, fe x 3 doe € and inter FRIDAYS, for Upper Machodo and interniedifate landi For information apply JOHN B. PADGET 9 Alexandoa, Va. q Mt VERNON! MI. VERNON!! SDAYS. and Mattox ©) retarn SATURDAYS, Agente. Jo! STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN twharf daily (excent Sanday) for W® ok a i. , Returning reaches Washings, m. L. 1, BLARP, Captain, = ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM. ‘The first-class. full powered, Clyde-built Duta) Rtean is of this Line, 2AM. KOUTERDAM SCHIEDAM, ZAANDAM. N | pans" Pier, foot af Summen. | recularly every WEDNESDAY t | sterdam, alterustely, ity, Nd, yi end Aus second cabin, $50: stoeraute. $26. poral Agent, 27 Sonth Will For passer apy to W. G. METZERO" Penney ivania averiue, Washington. J UKTH GFRMAN LLOYD— Sreawstir Line Berween New Torx, Hava, DON, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREWE The mers of this company will aatl EVERY SATS URDAY from Bremen pier, foot of 3d atrect, Hoboken. Rates of paraaze: From Now York to Havre, L Southamayiton ‘and. ‘ibremens fitet cabins $100. gene Sepin. £00, mtocraes, $90; viovid ‘ntoerage cortifgaton, $24. “For freicht oF pasnuce a % x mi ea CO_, 2 Bowling Green, New Yo & CO. Washington. Ppsusere “LIN WEEKLY LINE OF STEAMERS LEAVING SEW YORK EVERY THURSDAT AT Noo FOR ENGLAND, FRASVE AND GERMANY. 2G Passage apply to vy? op. RICHARD & 00., General Pamenger Agonta, rt .. 925 Pennsylvania aveuue Lorthwost, Agents fom WY 61 Broadway, New xorg, Or to PERCY G. SMITH, nd 619 Peunsyivanti ‘Tourist Gantte. sree art Conary LINE. Pavon : Parthia. | Pav " i AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM AEW (ORK, Rare oF Passage: $60, $80 and £100 for paswenver accommodations. . Fteerage at very low rates. Steerage tickets trom Live, fiheel and Quecustowa and all other parte of Furopeat ext ratens hrouch bills of laden given for Belfast, Glaarow, Havre, Antwerp and other ports on the Coutinant ama Literranean ports. frewht and passace apply at the Compan 4 Bowling Gree _ RAILROADS. ALTIMORE & ONTO Rasa a. “—chicazn, Ci Sinnetand Rte Lous Past F: cincinnati and St. prea, Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati, St. Louixand Chicago. 5-00—Baltimore, Ellicott City \d Way Stations. W— BALTIMORE EXPRE: 6:60—Baitimore, Annapolis and Way (Piedmont, Stras- burg, Winchester, Hagerstown and Way, via itelay.> 17:45—BALTIMORE EXPRESS. ‘€:10—Point of Rocks and Way Stations. 8:10—PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORE AND BOSTON EXPRESS. Parlor Cars to New York. 8:40— Staunton end Valley # rar gts getstown and at Pout Frederick. 19:00—Baltin.ore, Hyattville and Laurel Exp Stops at Beltay: ai Aunapolis and Dorsey's. On Sundays stops at all 10.00-BALTINORE EXPRESS, (otope at Hyatterile and 120:15—Pittsburg, Chicago, Cincinnati and St. Louis Exprees. Sleeping Care to Cinema, eowerile an tumors, Ellicott City, Annapolis, Ware On Si 4: . 20-BALTIMONE EXPinea ns #2:35- BALTIMORE EXPRESS. 5 hd ayy via Helay. a ccich, vin Kelas, storpate et humapcaie ems 4 Sampeiis Semaion “Baliimore, Arjuayoiis and Way Stations, 14:45—Point of Frederick. Wine Po. snd Way Seat ons. a ‘to Point of ond Way Stations ouly) na 45 —] TIMOKE EXP! Mertinsbure and eae aN mat Hyaiteville nud Lavra) KI Way, via Relay. Stop €:05—Point of Kocks and Way Btatious, 8. 17:00— Baltimore and Way 7-30—BALTIMORE EX 1840 EIEISBURG, CLEVELAND, and DETROIT 19:40—PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK and” BOSTOM EXPRESS. Skepins Cars to New York. 19:55—Chicayo, Cine ‘and_&t. Louis Sleeping Care to Cncinnatl St Louieand USO-BALTIMORE AND WAY STATIONS. . deunday ouly. Other trains daily, excep ‘All caine frome Washinton sien ee For further information apply at the Baltimore Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station, 619 and Perneylvania avenue, corner 14th street, where orders will be taken for baggage to be checked and received && ATIN, GREEK, MATHEMATICS, NATURAL SCI- ence and Enziish, privately or in’ class. St: Prepared for Collsge and competitive examinations. Address A. JANUS. A.M.. Columbian Callers. E CONOMICAL AND SAFE. WEAVER, KENGLA & 00.8 LAUNDRY S0AP Ix FCONOMICAL, BECAUSE IT IS PURE: BEING FREE FROM ALL ADULi ERATIONS, SUCH AS MARBLE DUST, SOAPSTONE, PIPE CLAY, SILI- CATE, &c., WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT AND BULK, AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAR OUT AND ROT THE CLOTHE! 1T IS SAFE, BECAUSE IT Is MANUFACTURED FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS, VIZ: STEAM REFINED, TALLOW (PREPARED BY OURSELVES), PALM AND COCOANUT OILS; WHILE ON THE CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR KET ARE MADE FROMGREASE PROCURED FROM THE CARCASSES OF PUTRID DEAD ANIMALS THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH. PUT UPIN BARS, ANDEVERY BAR BANDED WITH OUR NAME. OK SALE BY GROCERS GENERALLY, AND WHOLESALE AT OFFICE, #13_ $244 WATER STREET, GEORGETOWN. D.C. O'MEARA’S LIQUID 20° HH mon and otiiers, Pianos for rent, ‘Tunings granted by the United States of America to one Williaa i gs fot \d Repairing carefully attended to. 423 11th : 1 Fi t-in Brick Afschi Lorthwest, above Peunsylvanie avente. Olasu | reference Velne bad teed ieteors pest free E Hi sas BER RMSTEDT. RAD Uedall the eicht. prover gucaopoly aad tetas ee Z ri Se ore SS Sekai | ee il ee ak oe invention for the g oR BE am Boies Loic eree tee E By ; : EWCRNS eres District of Columbls, the states of Maryland, Virginis e6e Tus “od Se ot eke and ing the ros counties of Marvin, Hrookcand ObfG | _ Warranted the etronsest, touchert and most elastio @ thres counties of Marshall, Brooke an gamed koi TESS" | TRS eau atatacie™s Sumo events | gues Pera ong by intra eat e ue ‘are . 8. Louisiana ‘And also ail and exeinsively the risht, tile, interest, | fumvedhd'ue © Hock? Wood, Farer, Leather, property, monopoly and invention described th andcoy- | Chins, Stone, &c. _ Always ready for {natant tse! fred fetter patent iesned by the United ‘suates to Satis" by the rad, Smulthaaman ‘Government jarrett B. Davida, numbered and 160884, ¥ farble-cutters and hun, STATE new and useful improvement in disintegrating mills | decaser f ‘Bottle of O'Meara's Fich Glue, with LOTTERY. | conveyed tothe ssid party of the first part by an - | Brush and Tin Cover, only 202. By mail, 10c. extra. ented writing dasa July 2 1816, an recorded in | “ihe wadeand pict eupyiied eon costing thane’ the opocation of this corvette tae 1347 Penneyiva ‘Washiny D.C. oe 18 a on . Apply to Disttict of Columbia and Ah ealdetnen of ead for that wouter fal 6 # THOMAS: Delawareand Maryland. cent state ‘That ‘endorsed ON ORO, Wert virgins, saving the counties &. ‘Goods Catalogue eles 605 Mw STREET NORTHWEST. | "Ana also all the in ana | “Bold also by W. C. O'MEARA, 215 Penua. ave. 05 Heanse conveyed to the aid varty of the Brat rart by a ELxE oF written it, de! jovernber Fa Mya and | 66; CONCORD #: ” recorded in the Patent in Liber XK. 42, page 252, | °° eT tHE BEST, R, opDR, EEE OE Ox eating to certain patents fo: iiaprovements fa arying LUTZ & BRO., BB Fe im KK saving and See Nena Pe oeee | Agents for the sale of ““THE CONCORD HARNESS* ey : ‘£S es eta o is <5 CARRIAGE "4 diss aad the etate of West saving’ the counties ot | “ycqepers of all kings: iepectalty, ‘an Infallible Remedy for Meru of, sale: Ten dollars ($10,000) in omens ~— MALARIA, CHILLS AND FEVER. ‘cash; the ce in two equal ite, in and LAP ROBES in great we Gontains no quinine, six and twalve mont vay. math interest atthe | stety, at Bottom Prices. ‘by Drugwiats. Price 50 cents per bottle 012 Sito aes Dee Cou Ek, Cane Soe aba: of : ‘A, GOPRICH. AETORNEY-AT-LaW, 124 DEAR: | of the Trumeen, or all cash; af the ‘option of tie por LUTZ & BRO., Pete eee tear e. gi ivice free. “18 years ex: | qhaser. - 47 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ‘without publicity. m5” | ais-cokda JAMES BL TOUNSTOR,§ Tateen | yy ge Adjoining National Hotel. wal G. ‘any point in the city. v Easeenger Agent, Balto, C. kh. LORD, Gen, WM. CLEMENTS. Master of Trans., Balto.” my9 p WASHINGTON FROM STATION, CORNER oF OTR ax BSTREETS. ax FOLLOWS:— Pittsourg and tne West, Chicago Lamuted Express - ~~ Cars at 9:30a.m., daily; Fast Palace Slee ; Ff with, Slespidg Cerne ncinnatl. | Western, Ex ress 7:39 with Palace Cars to Pittsburz and Eyncionae: “Main Express, 9:50 p.m. dally {or ttabure and the W. BALTIOI: AND FOTOMAC RAILROAD. um. daily except Saturday, with Palace Cars Warhingt nto Cana: daigua For Williamsport, Tock Haven, aud Elmira, et9.39 0. ‘m. daily, excent Sunday. For New York and the East, 6-00 a.m., 1 4:20, 9:50, and 10-20 p.m. Ou Sum and 10: % ited Express for Cars. Fea Brood ey CHE fan ‘slton mtroot, ferriace acrocs New York City. For oreo an 10:20 pen. Oi 0 ‘Lintlied Express, Fa and I FaFoie's Creek ForAanapoin 6adem snd 4:40 p.m. daily, except eANDIH ¥, AND L. WILD & BROS popelar FiveOune